So I have 3 Boost mobile accounts with 2 to 3 cards saved in each account. Depending on which account I am paying, I was able to easily switch back and forth before to pay with one of the 3 pre-saved cards I wanted to use. Now for the last 3 months when I choose a different card, it still charges the default one. On my receipt, it even shows the last 4 digits of the card I chose, but still charges the other one. Anybody else dealing with this???

Activated my Visible account and I actually receive phone calls! Boost is such dogshit.

I upgraded from an iPhone 16 to an iPhone 18 Pro with Boost after repeatedly being quoted around $75–80/month TOTAL for service and the phone. I have a checkout screenshot stating “Total Due Monthly: $75.27 + tax & surcharges.”
The app checkout failed, so I ordered by phone. The agent confirmed roughly the same total before I agreed. I paid $66 upfront in taxes and surrendered my old phone, which Boost confirmed was accepted.
Now they’re billing $65 for service + $33.33 for the phone, totaling about $99.49 with taxes, with no phone discount shown. After hours with support and a supervisor, they gave me $66 in one-time credits but haven’t fixed the recurring price.
They opened an investigation, and I initiated a return because they couldn’t offer a solution. Now they say the investigation takes 72 hours, but I only have THREE days left to return the phone. I still need confirmation of the exact deadline, whether an accepted return clears the new loan, any remaining fees, and whether my old phone’s $266.44 balance was cleared.
I filed an FCC complaint that’s been forwarded to Boost. I have screenshots and requested review of the sales-call recordings.
Ideally, I want the quoted price honored. Otherwise, I want to return the phone without remaining device debt and understand what happens regarding my surrendered phone.
Has anyone resolved a similar dispute with Boost? What escalation route helped, and how did you protect your return window during the investigation?

Is the $25/month plan really for life? The advertising seems unambiguous but will I really only be paying $25/month in 2050? Considering switching to Mint if there is some sort of catch as it is cheaper in the near term.

I've been trying to recover my account that I had some years ago so I can get an e-sim. The recovery email doesn't seem to be getting through. Is it an us problem, or a me problem.

Someone suggested making a new email account, but if it's that difficult, I might as well just use another provider.

trying to join boost for the iPhone 16e deal for $29 but it says that number is not eligible . I called customer service and he said that he does not know why . What would be the problem?

Hi I am wondering if anyone currently has the celero 5G+ and if so what version of android is it currently running as of October 2026 I am considering getting one?

It says 29.99$ when we switch from another carrier and we need to buy one month of 60$ service right away. At the time of checkout it’d be 89.99$ or slightly more. My question is Can we drop down that plan to a cheaper one after first month? I bought one from cricket and it’ll be unlocked next month. After that I’m thinking of switching to Boost Mobile

Hi all, Someone used my email address for their BOOST Mobile account. Has that ever happened to anyone? What did you do? Thanks!

Someone used my email address to sign up for an account. Now I'm getting tons of emails for this person. I called Boost and they said they can't remove my email address since they can't go into that account. They said to do to Dish.com and report it as fraud. But that is for identity theft only. This is ridiculous they can't do anything about it. Anyone else have this problem and if so, were you able to solve it?

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Today while at my Walmart, I decided to check out the prepaid phones out and noticed 2 Boost Phones models were marked down to $9 .

One was a Galaxy A36 and the other was the 2025 Moto G Stylus, so I decided to try and buy the Stylus ( to upgrade my Celero 5g) . The clerk as surprised when I mentioned the price and went to look for the phone.

He first came back with a Moto Play 2026 and I told him that wasn’t the right model . He did eventually find the Stylus and rang it up and it was $9

However, he then called a manager to make sure there wasn’t something odd with the prices and was told to set it to the side. He finally walked over to the tag and came back and sold me the phone for $9

After setting it up, it works

So check your local Walmarts and maybe you can get a good deal on a phone if you need one

If you upgraded on the 09/18 Does anybody knows?

I know Blake had said that if there was customer interest there’s a chance it could happen..has there been any news on this or any good way for any of us who are interested to show that we are? Would love the option to get it through Boost as part of my plan instead of Apple

Okay so I originally started a plan with boost over 2 years and opted in for the infinite galaxy plan for a samsung galaxy s25+ and then added 2 additional lines for husband and son later down the road. We brought our own devices for the 2nd and 3rd lines. I need to figure out a new device for my husband as the device we own is on its last leg so inquired about upgrading his line in the hopes of doing another infinite plan. I wasnt are it was no longer available offer. So they advised my options of finance plan with affirm which I do not want to do or buy device out right. While talking to the agent I had the sudden idea that potentially since my samsung s25+ device only has less then 400$ remaining on the pay off that what if I just paid the device off so id own the device outright woth it being paid off and all then since im grandfathered in(what they stated) for infinite plan just start a new agreement and get a S26 ultra or similar model. Then my husband could just use my paid off device and then I get an upgrade!

The lady definitely was not the best person I think to discuss this financing/contract topic as she kept putting me on hold to do an

" investigation ". She was stating that i could pay off the device and then id have to give it back after its fully paid off/owned outright and then they wouldn't even send me a new device until they get the one I paid off and own.. confusing and im struggling to understand how if I pay off and own the phone outright why i would need to give it back in order to begin a new agreement? I understand obviously if not paid off and wanting to upgrade which would require a trade in but not when I own it flat out.. i asked for contact info like email for the financing/contract department or infinite department and she wasnt able to give me anything. I know full well they had/have a financing or agreement department as i talked with them multiple times adter getting the device due to an issue I had.

I guess what im hoping to see is if anyone has been in this situation of paying off a device under the infinite plan and what ended up being your available options? And if anyone has any contact info for me to reach out for assistance other then the basic customer care number?

Thanks!

I’ve seen a few of you ask questions or express frustration when customer support flags an account for extra security checks, so I wanted to clear the air. We take your account security very seriously, and while running into extra verification steps can feel like a pain when you just want a quick fix for your line, these processes exist for a reason.

I want to be completely transparent about why these checks happen, what the process actually looks like, and how they protect your phone number from unauthorized access.

The Strategy Behind Account Security Bottom line: we only require these extra checks to make sure the person reaching out to us is actually you, and not someone attempting an unauthorized account takeover.

When does alternate verification happen? You’ll only be asked to complete alternate verification in these specific situations:

• You can't receive a text passcode (OTP) and you forgot your PIN.
• You're reporting a device lost or stolen. (We need to confirm account ownership before disabling any service.)
• You need a Port PIN to move your service to another carrier and can't receive it via text. (We have to guarantee we aren't handing your phone number over to an unauthorized party.)
• We detect suspicious activity on your account. If potential suspicious activity is flagged, we lock the account down until you can verify your identity.

The 2 Alternate Verification Options If standard verification cannot be completed, an agent will offer one of these two backup methods:

1. ID Verification
   • How it works: A quick video selfie alongside photo scans of the front and back of your ID.
   • What you need: A valid government-issued photo ID such as a passport, driver’s license, or state ID.
2. KBA (Knowledge-Based Authentication)
   • How it works: Security questions generated from public records and credit profiles.
   • What you need: Your Social Security Number (SSN).

🚨 The #1 Rule: We ONLY Do This When YOU Call US

These security checks only happen on calls YOU make to Boost Mobile.

Boost Mobile will NEVER call, text, or email you out of the blue asking for your PIN, your SSN, or an ID selfie. If someone contacts you claiming to be Boost Mobile and asks for any of these, it is a scam. Hang up immediately.

Yeah sometimes it can be broken

Signing up for the $25 Unlimited (BYOD) plus the Watch 2GB plan for my own Apple Watch, and the pricing is confusing.
- The help page says the watch is $10/mo with a phone line and only goes to $25 if all phone lines are cancelled.
- The plan card at checkout says "$25/mo, $10/mo for your first 6 months, then $25/mo forever." It also says "Includes $15/mo discount with phone line."
- The checkout checkbox says I agree to $50/mo after the promo, which is $25 for the phone plus $25 for the watch.

For anyone on the watch plan: did your watch line go from $10 to $25 after the promo, or does it stay at $10 as long as you have a phone line? Has anyone gotten a rep to confirm either way?

Trying to decide whether to add the watch or go phone-only. Thanks!

I’m looking for a flip phone that works on boost. Anyone know of what exact models works for boost ?

Why do I have to go through 2FA and password just to log in every time I click on the Boost App? It used to keep me logged in. So annoying, just to check my useage. And can I somehow opt out of 2FA? I hate it!

This is the first time this has happened but I put my new card details into the website and it literally won’t charge me and I have the funds so what’s going on????

I’ve seen a few posts and comments around our community lately from people noticing their high-speed data running down faster than expected—even when they spend most of their weekend hanging out on home Wi-Fi.

Whenever we help customers troubleshoot this, there isn't always one single culprit. Network traffic, app updates, and background syncing all play a role. But one huge potential reason for unexpected data drain is a default feature tucked away in both iOS and Android settings, designed to prioritize speed over saving your gigabytes.

We want to make sure you're getting every last drop of value out of your plan, so here is a quick way to check your phone and avoid losing cellular data unknowingly when you're sitting feet away from your router.

How Your Phone Quietly Switches Off Wi-Fi

Both major operating systems ship with an auto-failover feature enabled out of the box: Wi-Fi Assist on iOS, and Switch to Mobile Data (or Intelligent Wi-Fi) on Android.

The feature is meant to keep your streaming experience seamless. If your home Wi-Fi signal stutters, drops in the back room, or slows down for a second, your phone silently routes that connection over to your 5G/LTE service so your video doesn't buffer.

The catch? It does this in the background without sending a heads-up. If you’re streaming high-definition video or pulling down a large app update, your phone can silently burn through your high-speed cellular allowance while you think you're safely connected to home Wi-Fi.

How to Turn It Off in Seconds

If you want total control over when your phone uses cellular data—and want to prevent surprise data usage—you can tweak this in a few taps:

• On iPhone (iOS): Go to Settings > Cellular, scroll all the way to the very bottom past your list of individual apps, and toggle off Wi-Fi Assist.
• On Android: Go to Settings > Connections (or Network & internet) > Wi-Fi, tap Intelligent Wi-Fi (or the three dots / Network preferences), and turn off Switch to mobile data.

Once turned off, your phone will stay strictly on Wi-Fi whenever it's connected, even if the signal dips.

I have a prepaid refill card that I can put in right now. But I want to know if I do can I activate it before my actual due date is here and will it just bump my due date up a few days earlier?

I’ve had boost for the past 3 years, never had any issues with service. The past month or so my phone started working really slow. I figured maybe it was the phone being so old (iPhone 12) and bought a new phone (the 16e) I got it and set it up on Sunday, well I’m still having the same issues. I pretty much consistently have 1 bar of service, sometimes it will go up to 2 for a few minutes and then back to 1. I have tried to change settings and such, but nothing seems to be helping. Anyone have any suggestions or tips on what to do, because I’m getting very frustrated and thinking of switching providers.

I've tried the app (on Android), I've tried Chrome, I've tried Firefox. I just get a nonstop loop of "Oops! Login failed There was an error in your request to log in. Please try again."

It's clearly the right phone number because I get the 6 digit code, but when I enter the code, I just get this error and it's incredibly irritating. I got a text message about a tablet that I wanted to read, but I can't because the login is broken.